I just did the front breaks on my car a few days ago So now my car is making a loud grinding noise(the same noise my front ones were making before i changed them) when im reversing also if i go about 10 mph and i take my foot off the brake or even less other times in reverse the car makes a loud noise almost as if im hitting something and brakes without me hitting the breaks ... now on to the next thing my car pulls to the right drastically when im braking in drive i have to throw it in 1 to slow down the engine if going to fast because if not i cant brake in time i almost feel like my front brakes arent even working well PLEASE HELP.....
Did you install the brake pads the right way?
SOURCE: Loud squeaking brakes.
If they are wearing down, they may squeak, and some brakes have a metallic part that will come in contact with the rotor when the wear gets to a certian point making an awful squeaking sound telling you that mabe you should change 'em soon, eh
SOURCE: 1999 Ford Windstar, Grinding Noise when brakes are pressed
Sounds like the pads are worn out and are grinding on the rotors. You will likely have to replace the pads and rotors.
SOURCE: 2005 Ford Freestar. Started car,
These are common for stripping the splines in the torque converter for the pump shaft. If it did this when you check the fluid with the engine running it will read overfull. To fix it you would have to remove the transmission and replace the torque converter.
SOURCE: I get shaking in. The
Sounds like the rotors need to be turned...this and new brake pads should help the noise and the shaking.
The knocking sound may be a worn bushing on the idler arm.
Hope this helps...
SOURCE: Problems: Ford focus 2007 model 1.
It sounds like you have a voltage feedback that is providing power to your shift interlock solenoid and your brake lamps are being fed by your daytime running lamp circuits. Check the bulb and make sure that:
1. It is the CORRECT bulb for the vehicle
2. The bulb is installed correctly
3. The bulb SOCKET is not damaged or shorted
4. The replacement bulb is not defective and shorting internally (NEW and GOOD are NOT the same thing)
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